Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-10-01

LEARN GERMAN.
Work on the cable line is progressing
rapidly.
DR.. HURD & Co., the painless dentists,
No. "a E Third street.
The night school in the Humboldt
building opens Monday night.
FRIDAY October .sChildrens Day. at
the x and grand baby show.
Go to Warren & Hurst's Lunch Room
No. 1856 Minnesota street, when youare
hungry.
Mr.. GEORGE DucKETT who was con-
fined to his home on account of an in
jured hand IS out again.
A CARD from Rev. G. S. Jacabs, now in
Chicago, states that he is well and that
his invalid wife is improving.
Mrs. j. w. Mason, of No. 637, Thomas
street, after serious illness lasting over
year, is able to be out again.
Mrs. JAMES BANIsTER left Monday
evening for Chicago thence to New Al
bany, Ind, for an extended visit.
ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted solldly in
the mouth without plate by Doctors
Ellis and Stanley, No. $50 Wabasha
street. tt
TO-DAY is '.Childrens Day" at the ex-
position with prizes for the most gentle
manly and lady-like. First prize IS,
second prize, $3.50.
The funeral of Mr.. Tim. Graham, who
was killed by Sheriff Richter, took
place at the Pilgrim Baptist Church yes
terday at 2 o'clock.
WHEN you wish trunks, furniture or
other goods hauled to any part of the
city leave orders for George Duckett at
room 81 Union Block.
The exposition is just as attractive as
ever in all its points, with lot of spe-
cial attractions. There are only fifteen
more days before the close.
Don't fail to visitProf. Adams Ger
man class, Monday or tt esday at or s
p. m. Come whether you join or not
you are perfectly welcome.
The Colored People of our sister city
have purchased lot on Twenty-second
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
South, upon which to erect a church.
Mrs. ]. E. Middleton has gone to ST.
Louis to witnes the pageant of the Yelled
Prophets. She is visiting Mrs. w. E.
Williams of No. lis Morgan street.
REV. BIRD WILKINS, formerly pastor
of the Pilgrim Baptist church, who re-
signed to take charge Of Bethesda Bap-
fist church in Chicago, has resigned that
charge.
NEXT Wednesday is "Old Settlers
Day" at the exposition. A buggy will
be given to the couple who have lived
longest together, as man and wife, in
Minnesota.
HIS HIaHNEss THAHoRE. Sahib of
Morvi, India, visited our city this week,
he is accompanied by DR.. Banager,
Hindoo physician. Both are very dark
in complexion.
Mr.. HENRY SMITH and six of his ton
serial artists were in court Tuesday and
were placed under bonds for $50 each
for violation of the Sunday law in re-
ference to shaving on the Sabbath.
Go TO H1LL's Furniture House, No.
4O3, Jackson street where you will find
full line of Household Goods, Furni-
ture, Carpets, ETC., as cheap if not
cheaper than any place in the city. If.
The Eureka saloon on Minnesota
street was considerably damaged by fire
last Friday morning which originated
from an oil stove. The damage has
been repaired by the proprietors who
sustained no loss, being fully insured
BENEDICT, at the Seven Corners has
the cleanest stock of furniture and cal
pets to select from, and at the lowest
prices to be found in the city. He sells
for cash or on the installment plan.
YAH VII 1l1lu-1lCAG uOoI W S0VCu
Corners Bank. If
SOME ventursone thief entered the
rooms of Mr.. Henry Smith, proprietor
Of the Merchants hotel barber shop be-
tween 2 and O'Clock Thursday after.
noon of last week and stole abont $3.50
worth of clothing and valuables. The
entrance was effected by breaking open
the transom and climbing in. The thief
evidently was well acquainted with the
premises and knew Smiths habits.
MAGGIE MITCHELL, Just as Young as
ever, us charming as ever, as sprightly
as ever, as vivacious as ever, closes
weeks engagement at the Grand, with
Maggie the Midget" at the matinee
this afternoon and her masterpiece
'Fanchion the Cricket" tonight. The
attraction for the coming week will be
"Tobogganing' by the Mestayer-C Com
edy Co. They will certainly please our
people, who take pride in our Ice Pal
ace and Winter Carnival, as they will
reproduce them on the stage, ina real
istic manner.
GRAND OPERA HOUSED
Z. N. SCOTT, Manager.